I think what some of us are saying is . . . yes, it's anyone's business to smoke or not to smoke. As for the health benefits to the person who choses to smoke; there don't seem to be any if you consider the damage that smoke does to our lungs and those who get it second hand. My mother-in-law died of lung cancer, though she didn't smoke but her husband did. Even eating too much barbecue has been shown to cause cancer; this being strong incentive against smoking (it's the smoke from the wood that causes cancer). If you watch someone after they have had a cigarette (regular or organic), you will notice a personality change take place. I've noticed it for years. They get angrier, their facial expression changes, and we all know the health problems that they might get down the line.

Anonymous, good for you for having never smoked. I hope you never do.